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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
RISE ~ THE PRICES or sugar..

ONE OBJECT OF TIE TRUST ACCOUNT IsHfD-MANY
MILLS STOPPING Production.
ono the first noticeable of tho great sugar
combination, OF which the TRIBUNE gave a Fremont
weeks ago, Is tho advance Of that staple
price. Since tho Trust became a fixed fact, gram
lated sugar has gone up three clghths OF cent per
pound, and soft susais havo advanced on average
about fourth II open secret on Wan
street yesterday that all tho sugar rcnncrs OF Now
York, BlOoklyn Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New Orleans had Joined tho Trust except HARRISON,
Iavemeycr a Co and T.. &. Knight & Co, both Of
Philadelphia. Tho Do Castro & Donncr sugar Re
plans Of the combination, following the North River
and Oxiardo companies, which had already practically
SUSPENDED operations. II was not denied that MOer,
sierck a. Co., Dick Mayer and the brooklyn sugar
Refining Company would close this week, and others
Will do the required.
II. o. IIaNcmcyer, the president Of the Trust,
not his Office yesterday, having gone ovor To tho
IIayemcycr s. Elder Retncry In Williamsburg, whore
ho was making a personal inspection with a Wow OF
determining the actual production. II II said that
tho rcnncncs which abo to mako sugar most
chcapy will not bc required to close down at present
one of the oil cct. OF the cOn lualOn ha- been sand
drawback allowed 10y the Government on manufactured
sugar ported Up 10 November tins drawback
Wa thO lato OF - - per 100 pounds, les one Icr
cent Tho SecriaIy then ordered II ieducod
10 81 90 per 100 Iound-' less one per
cent. 1t is reported that the SPECIAL agents Of the
Treasury a. gArd To- THIS branch OF customs duties
have recommended "A further reduction. The refine -,
however say that the drawback question l. a matter
Of no moment To- them at present AMI has MOI been
for over two months, when the foreign demand Tor
ursr radically CEASED. which There has been
Iiie sne gar exported Unless there Is an Increased
demand for SUGAR abroad, thoy say II makes no
difference TO them whether or not any drawback l.
afIo wed
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DOTYGS or THE PARK BOARD

Tho Park commissioners decided yesterday to close
Perry ave. from the southern Boulevard To suburban
st., and to widen Seventy ,ccOnd-st. from Central
Park ~ Riverside Drive To forty five feet The stair
WAYS 10 the Seventy sccOnd-,t Elevated station VIII
have to be- moved into Ninth-ave Corporation Counsel
O'Brirn sent In opinion authorizing tho Board 20
curDel the Harlem River anI rlham street
railroads ia rcpaVc their track beds uniform with tho
rr.t a, tho street. The Commissioners Will do the
work M the railroad companies expense, II start i
,,t made tu ten DAYS. John Cox, the contractor on
the Art Museum Annex, ordered 10 stop aiabIlhs
his horses la that part Of tho Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

Anc- the wcoilg prayer NEE ins ~ the Washington
Street Methodist Episcopal Church IN brooklyn la-t
o.. euir. A. which various reference Wcic made 10
lie i,tr which had lcfalcn tho Ecv. G. W. Milen'
N. official memlcr- ~ the church met. Presiding
liter Adams wa In charge. lie sand that arrange
,ncrts would have be- mi'c for hlling The p1lpt
,,ptn tho ncNt Session Of the Conference in April
II wa. dcciIrd to ak the lsoN. {. NJ. "f-l"~i0n 10
tfc4rh for two S.n.atS Nr. gglr>iOn l. super
inncfar, minister without a chArra lie testified
AT The recent investigation In favor OF Mr. Nllru.
Mr. Nllcn'- lricn H. are agitatiug the question of
appvinc 10 the I'rc-i Ing Elder Ia modify the Ills
Icn- on ~ Nr Nlrn ~ that he picdch uutI The
comic renee mrc-, but this l. thought to be u-clc~-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

Richard Croker tho woll.knowu Tsmmany leader cares
little the changes Of fashion and mover toubes him
if tn nser whether clothes of the latest
cut and svie General zemcnt prevailed among hrs
t.nd. and associates WHOM stolen at tho
uoa,nan House Monday evening Mr. Croker was In the
hotel TO attend meeting OF tho Demucfa ATTIC Campaign Com
nittee WHY tho thief shouI selected MI Croker's
n,e orn aud hionol outer garment mysiery
The consoa ON that Mr. croker Ia gens all SIDES tho
remark that should have been stolen two
and then would have been far behind tho present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
WHY DID TIE GTRL WANT 4 DErECWvEF

WHY DID TIE GIRL WANT 4 DETHCUvEf
Tie following advertisement was published yesterday
morning:
VIII 10 ne good English detective call at 7O5 5th
LOU, Fisher.
A reporter who called at No 70J East Fltn-st founi
that tue occupied by LOUIS llscnsr ana was
his who had issued the advertisement She was
nearly distracted apparently By the visitors she had had
during tho day and said that detectives had come
the morning TO whom she had told all that shs bad TO
tell Mrs Tischer seemed amused AT the whole Affair."
but coul explain it, she believed that the girl wEo
was known 10 her only Maggie" fancied mat Sle
had "A claim property in England and IL IA regard
10 this supposed that she wished to detective
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

Mrs Mary VI ucr, n young German woman, who had
been living happily enough with her husband IN the
tenement house no 25G Avenue 4, became melancholy
few DAYS ago because of her ne shbors had made
somo spteful remarks about her Yesterday she
swallowed a dose Of arsenic without making any tx
uInuaton Her husband found her In great agony al
noon and took her TO bellevue Hospital, where shc
die few hours later.
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,anc, NJ tho entrance but denied all knowledge OF tho

McCorkle case. .
"You may say. however," she remarked "that MI
stories that have published false sister nary
who IL I'm charge will glad tell you the whole truth
OF the matter morrow, am sure she Is not hero
now" ,.o,,,v
inquired the reporter ,.,..oo,
lyon might her." replied tho voice or me unseen.
. I'M, sho il I'm bad now Tho girls all go to bed ut
quarter of g." -
Then Miss McCorsle Is not a prisoner Y"
don't know ANYTHING about that," said the voice,
and ts posesos resoundcd and were lost In
unkuo depths.
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No swlNrovs FIR lends HOPEFUL

b, nomination OF John swinteA for the Senate In the
With Senatorial District looked upon as an excellent
piece Of political work by the members ofthe
Labor Party. The largest labor vote that was posd IN
anx al strict last fall was in that part OF the city ME-
svin,op 1t is thought will draw heavily ITO" ''o
United Labor Party. He will have the so''u '"'o " ~
socialists in that district and he has many irlenos VINO
h.y. mot allied themselves with either faction OK tne
labor parties Will undoubtedly run sneSa %. '9 '
ticket OF The party that nominated lin Inc .saueIs VI
fhe Progressive Labor Party got out thelr loisW
large numbers yesterday and the registration ID noJo
districts where they are most numerous was 0o'''f
fpg1v larp
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MR.. EDGERTON'S VIEW or THE CASE

SEVERE CRITICISM OF OBERLYs LETTER TO THE
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
WASHINGTON oct. 10.-Civ service COMMISSIONS
Edcerton, who returned to the city to-day, was asked
by an Associated Press reporter II his Views agreed
with those OF Commissioner Obery, as expressed ir
his recent letter TO tho Illinois Democratic Association
''They certainly do not" said Mr.. EdsertOn. 81
do not believe In extreme or strained constructions Of
tho Civil service law. These State organlZation,
have much right to exist as they ever had Thcrs
is nothing in the law TO prohibit 1t. man Is not
deprived oi the privileges of ct enship because he
holds public Office and think tho idea that a man
should abandon his residence in state or his citizen.
shin whom he takes oflce In Washington Is prepOser
Gus. Tho legislative power l. above us all, and II
the law ia to DO applied so as to deprive men of
their rights as citizens, the danger Is that dmand
viii DO made upon tho legislative power to "ilo 1t
out. There no necessity for anything of tho so.t.
Tho law IS al right, and 1t only needs ~ be construed
in accordance with common sense and practical ex.
perIence.
NO, SIR" no continued, ~ do not agree with
Commits Ioner ObeIly, and 1 do not SEQ how no Il
going to reconcile his present views with those OK.
pressed in tho Secbergcr report, signed By Comn's.
siOners Obery and Lyman. In that report they laid
OF Nj. Webster, the dismissed clerk:
Strong political views Webster had right 10
terrain, ard during the time he held public place il
was his right to give proper times strong expression
to those views. Tho opinion is not 10 be tolerated
that because man occupies "a place Ia the classified
CiNi service he must therefore eldcI his ngut
tano interest III tho pOIticS Vi the county. No
good citizen Will do 50 and degree Of aCthiiy
effort to AL, the interest Of the ~ OPPOSED TO
the Administration should, provided his partisan
tiNity In way inereres with his pubic oatie
render insecure in the ser ice Of the Government the
position of any person who does not occupy pao
the discharge Of tho duties VI which affects public
politics
wow, Sir" he continued 'f it is right and com.
mcndable in Mr.. Nebste., Republican. 10 entertain
political in opposition to the Admin ION,
and at proper times to give strong expression TO
views. is 1t denied 10 Democrats 10 enter
ain views in support Of the AdulnIst atom ana AT
prDrcr times to give strong expression 10 them No,
sir, their position is untenabe, and take Issue with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

Row Dr.. Clsrk K Tmbre. Of Jersey city, read thu -,
port OF tho Committee Foreign Missions Tho ~, e'
bytsrsn Church celebrates its centennial this year srS
L. raisng foreign missionary fund OF l0J0o0O New
missions showed collections amounting to u"
ward ward OF , S2o,eoo Inc Kew, .o d. George g.
observance. The committee offered resolution urging
all lovers OF the Lords day TO accept tho challenss a.
the Newark liaOr dealers and the polls agains
the mon refuse to pledge themselves to uphold The
nraa Ia w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

NEW BUILDING FOR TRINITY PARISH
The Trinity Association, charitable organization OF
Trinity Parish. is TO have handsome mission house IN
Futon-st.. between Church ald Greenwich sts. Tao
bn ldng is up to the third story and will probably
be occupied tho latter part OF January IL will he IVA
high and twenty i've feet DO p The front VIII
in Gothic style OF hrownstone in the lower stores ani Oh
brick above The whole cost will be about S5OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

TIE SYNOD or NEN-JEESEl ON NlN97ONN.
AsnuRY oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-1he Third days session OF
the annual needing of the Presbyterian synod OF New
Jersey was opened by report freedmen. The Rev
d. Cameron of Princeton College also spoke tbs sub
ject report the records OF the Prssbyery Of West
Jersey brought discussion as to whether Presby
terrain church properly constituted church before
hc election OF elders II decided In the negative The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
MR.. CARL MD AND THE PAN.ELEcrRrc RECORDS.

wAsHISGroS. Oct 19-tSp'ciab.-Dr Rodgers, speak
ing of the lost stolen Pan Electric records to-day said
1.-The the plaintiff is rreparabe. To say nothing
OF exhibits which cannot be replaced the AtorneyGen
erals answer probably prepared in haste had been
pronounced by learned and eminent lawyers TO be
defective that his already lost; and the plead
i1gs having been closed. il would he unjust to ths
plaintiff for HIM TO make at his leisure another which.
oniderng his great ability would correct the errors OF
his counsel"
mo one can believe" he added. "that the Attorney
General had any hand III SURPRISING this defective
answer, for patriotism fOrbds such thought ono
thing certaia hOSsver-the plaintiff la, lost nearly
two years OF expensive litigation and Is in danger
losing all his patents for which the defendants PAID
nothing but promises And who will say that the De-
partment OF Justice not responsible for sucI MS
carriage OF equity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

or,rrNs COUNTY LABOR MEMS NOMINATION"
The County and Assembly Convention OF tho uh''on
Labor Party OF Queens County. was held last evening III
Long Island city william d. Joseph oil Ma'pc'"' was
nominated for County Treasurer William T. Eilehdor
., o,,,ar nav Attorney II. r. stabmer. Of
Flu.aing superintendent of the Poor; Joseph A. APP
Session T. A. Hampstead OF Flushing and Ferdinand
Kruger, COroners
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Name.

W. r. Mitchell moved that when the convention al
iourn II be 10 Friday at 7;30 This was agreed TO-
John T. Develin chairman of the County committee
was added TO the Committee OF Conference. Oi.oert "
Sneir ir Edward Gou and A. J. White were appolnted
a committee TO form the Tammany Committee then In
polluted. The convention then adjourned
THOMAS CIEARY MEMBER OF THE CONVENTION.
An odd incident and that cccasionei good deal OF
unfavorable when it became known. occurred
during the proceedings. Among the names that were
read by the secretary composing the LIST Assembly DIS
trict delegation was that of Thomas Cleary.
senator NJ C. Murphy asked this was the famous
Doodle" Alderman He replied "Oh. no. TINS Thomas
Ceary lives the Firth Ward. He is not the e1'Aider
AssembvInan Daniel +. Finn pointed out fresh-iace
young man member the delegation, the owner OF
the some what famous name reporter minute after
ward asked this young man his name
My IL DIVER" was the innocent RESPONSE
10 the chagrined Mr. Finn. Two delegale' irleh1s OF
Ex Alderman Ceary aterward said that the latter was
on delegations thar he cane 10 the door OF the man,
Int did not enter the convention
Committees from the Young Mems Democrallc anu
Harlem Demo cratic clubs met at No. 229 broadway
Yesterday afternoon and addressed communication 10
Inc stating that resolutions had been passed
liz the clubs indOrsng the candidacy OF Delaney Nco
for District tiOrney and Randolph b. MARITIME lot Coun
~ Judge Ii was not read 10 the convention.
Immediately after the adjournment OF the conVenton'
the conference Committee met and elected Maurice j.
Power chairman and Charles Reilly secretary. snb-
committee WAS appointed, cosisting OF Maurice D. rover
O. Reilly W r. Mitcaell Henry Murray TO meet with
a like committee from Tammany Hail. Inc JOINT coul
mitees will meet to-day at noon at Inc westminster
Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
Tf-\TNCU GIN COMPLETED.

WASHINGTON, Oct 10 The hrst OF the en-inch rihei
guns for the nontor Nantononah with part OF Its
rage, been peted at the Washington ordnance
Factory and sent to the provngsronnd at Annapolis.
II will be mounted the eishtnch gun has been
taken of the platform which IL occupies Two other
guns, intended for the same monitor. are approaching
compile ion "A the Ordnance Factory. some eNpern1n,u
powder OF 10 nestle manufacture for the first tr Il % the
gun has been sent TO Annapolis but Is II pr0bl
BILE other samples must be procured In order 70 So
high enough TO give the proper velocity
[ the prOicctlle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
INcREAsIxG rnEIR DEpOsIrs OE BONps

WASHINGTON. oct l9.-rhe National Bank OF the Re.
public, OF New-York. has been pllcsI on tle list Of
depository banks which will be aove u hold pubic
funds the amount of 100000 upon the deposit VITA
the United states Treasurer OF SlOOooOO IN bonds.
This increases the number Of such banks TO FIVE all 0.
which are in New-York The only depository bank out
side which has made application to be pu.
on the fseting tue Third National Bank, OF 'l.
cinnati. The application will undoubtedly be granted
The depository banks generally increasing their bond
deposits ana many outside banks are endeayorns 10
enter the system The First National Bank " NcN-lO.A
la. increased It's bond deposit TO 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
A Wide Field.

a MAN OF TASTE WHEN HE Is ABOCTPC EChA>
ING FEELS SENSE OF RELIEF If HE KNOWS Il"
Is NOT TO bE RESTRICTED IN HIS CHOICE ~"
THIS REASON TIE IMMENSE STOCK or CEo't
FLINT 60. PRESENTS PECULIAR ADVANTAGE.
HIRE THE BUYER CAN MAKE SELECTIONS Fh"N
AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY OF BEAi THU"
GOODS; EVERY ARTICLE MADE IN THE LNILS'
STYLE. AND GUARANTEED A. TO fiNS''
AND DURABILITY. GREAT MANiFiIV XIV
FACILITIES HAVE RESULTED N 9'V.
REDUCTIONS THAT NOW FURNITURE OF 'iin
HIGHEST GRADE OF EXCELLENCE fAN On
BOrGIrT OF GEO. e. FLINT 60. AT O\E-i'l'"'
LESS PRICE THAN ELSEWHERE. FOR l\HtN's
HERE ARE BEDROOM SUITES or Ash. ciN' ~
Antique OAK FINISH. seas ALSO >iDL""'"
$50. THEN COME SUPERB MAiIOctN, 'o
At ALI. PRICES, If PREFERRED ANp ~
GOODS ARE ALSO OF IDENTICALLN THE -
GRADE SOLD IN OTHER STORES AT .,,
TWICE THE VALUE. ALL NAY FIND III 'oN .,xs
INTEREST To VISIT THEM. THE AsSon
NOT ONLY INCLUDES THE ABOVE. But IN" mn
EST GRADE TO BE FOUND IL THE CITY. u,Iv
DUCED MANY THINGS To sEEMiN'''
THEIR VALUE
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NOMINEES N NIpDLEsEx COUNTY, n. j.

4NV"IT+N'@I"' ~ -1TT'7'''F7'-F' -.
The Republicans of Middesex County, " D. at ihc'i
County Convention yesterday. reneminated Een)amih r.
Howell OF South Amboy, for Surrogate and nominated
Peter Flick for sheriff AT the Assembly Convention
for the lid District Charles W. Herbert nominated
for Assembly The Democrats hold their conversion on
Stnrday they have little hope OF elccting surrogate
in pace OF Mr. Howell who is popular but will try TO
eIsct Democrat 10 the shrevay WHICH they now mold
IRVING HALL NOT sQUELCHED BY ANY MEANS.
The Irving Hall County and Judiciary Conventions
will be hold this evening at Irving Hall TAe Dem
ocratc state ticket will be Endorsed No Local ticket VIII
be placed In the field Instead committee VIII DC Ap
pointed to confer with all other ORGANIZATIONS oA,ep'
T...,x uau and tho Comfy Democracy and en-
dsavor 10 agree on ticket The organizatlon once on
hus alled az Ito ranks Tho XXth District mas peoh
issd nnder the control OF Robert A Van ana "a
Ssnster frsncis NJ Rixby has charge OF the AAs"
LABOR MEN CHOOSE CANDIDATES AT foNkEho
The Convention Of the United LaDor fsrS n''3 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
HE HAS "OFFICl

HE HAS "OFFICIAL BUSINESS" N NETWORK
WAsHINGroS. Oct l9-Assstent Secretary Mavnard
left Washington THIS evening for NewYorA official
business which will make necessary visits the Custom
House and Castle Garden. tie will remain in New YORK
only a few days but does not expect return 20 wash
ingon until about the middle OF November Most OF tie
time will be spent the OF stats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
LITTLE NOTICE PAID TO PATRICK FORD.

Patrick Ford's attack Dr. McGlynn AMI Henry
George in this weeks Irish World did not attract much
attention in Labor circles yesterday Ii was expected
and for that reason caused little surprise In explaining
Mr. Fors action one OF Henry Georges most intimate
friends said
g b,ve n warm feeling toward Mr.. Ford. but think
that he has made a mistake in antagOnizng u.s. IL Will
not jniure Mr. George it will Ire Ish World HAD
all our opponents made concerted attack upon us SIX
months ago they might have accomplished something
Int they are too late believe Mr. Ford has taken
this step with great reluctance lie yielded to pressure
rat the headquarters OF the United Labor party IN
,oo,or Union Yesterday there the usual hum OF
ACTIVITY and of callers from all parts OF the CITY ana
Stac The canvass is growing warm ana the most cor
sryo,i,e Marty leaders now say that the total vote VIII
not Inc les than 100000 Many believe that Win
amccecd Mr. MARITIME But thing you may say,
said one OF the committee and Is that whether Nlc1
is rn by the Democracy or on citizens ucket ouis
~ Post will no, retire ia his favor Our candidate IN
10 STAY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

NISTERT NTEEOTNUN JENIL Hft UHh Ut.
The interesting story OF Jessie McCorkle. the Jersey
CITY GIRL said to he confined for sinister reasons In the
Hoase Of Mercy to lack confirmation The Jersey
City police have their theory about jessie and It's
certainly net mplimentary ono TO that pretty young
woman. When q reporter visited the House OF Mercy In
West EightysIthst last night the formidable walls OF
the institution kept closed against him. One OF tho
ssters submitted % an interview through the oaken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
nruocp ATTIC .ssFMRIy NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
TROY, Oct. 19.--Fhe Democratic County Convention
to-day renomin the Hon. Edward ID. Cutler Tor he
Der OF Assembly.
PouGHKEEPsrE, OCT 1e-The Democrats OF the ia
Assembly District of Dutchess County to-day nominated
Martin w. CSllinA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
,,v,ov r.por PARTY NOMINEES.

The Usion Labor party in Brooklyn nominated la't
evening Patrick j. McDermou FOR Sheriff John A. heDy
for supervisor- AT large. and william H. 'anhh ~,
Mayor Carman is the walkins-dcesa'e OF 'he 0H'''u
r.rnsniers of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
LIGHT At sUyKEy MEADOWS.

WASHINGTON, oct l9--The Light House Board has an
thorlzed the establishment OF pOstlight at Sunken
Mca iows East River. which will be iigh.el Oh Novem'
Der 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
ASKS ro HAVE HIS LETTERS PUBLISHED.

Now that the copies found In Lilies possession IL may
bc fair 10 assume originals there also II 49, pubsh
them All OF Them order that they may be properly anthem
Treated for | am f'irminded pubic VIII
not xpect without Inspection. T. AUNT Tao au'hen
ticy of any letters which for hat been III Tho
hands ami political enemies who have not most
Tor the bssc,t purposes ON inc otier
hand person friend or foo has purchased the patents
tho origtnal wuershp in which have never rncu 10
issued nane-he ha- piohably
GOOD purchase Az " ali Othet actS-n respect oil hus-
ny mt and thereto The puhllc are re-
spectuly the Newio Guy ,out' recor"s
where tho suit was brought -
second nj Ia ply 10 thcsS GA eNpo1e' caIseS
ond would mol except for the NJ time iniefveu.
ng my full explicit and exhaustive reply was
nada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

MONTGOMERY Hail. Yonksrs, yeserdsy chose Fraok syl'
ysssr Of Peskskl for Senator O. 10 ~lett OF YonK
ers for Coroner p. j. Kelepp Of winamsoridsey aot
Justice Of sesdous: and Duncan A. AchenAo' VI Avn
kers, fer County Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

AssEMBLYMAN MAsE RENOMINATED.
POrGnKEEPsIK oct 10 (Spccian-Tho Republicans Of
the Isl District OF Dulchess have renomnatcd willard H.
Mase, OF Matieawan for the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

LABOR MEN CHOOSE CANDIDATES AT YoNkEhs
1bs Convention Of the United Labor Party held -
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
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bam ON at fomme til San Remo for at
unoeri6se bans !Sals. Or. Yac 8en5ie
bnr iensre mberis9t 8ronpriniens Sals
o. ertlRrebe, of ban oniaa bet for noe
item untulis at foretase Ell Operation.
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tion / 1irsbuss, Os Reiultatet blep, at
Dr. Mac &sn5ie ituloe iierne en- 9el at
bet onsre5ne Steb % labe bet unberis-
aes uf BrofesiOr giri6Ou. De par ale
enise / at Sssbommen bar al en- meset
Onbartet aarafter.
Oct er en- aluinbelis uobreot Menins
6lanbt bet tpite Jolf, at aronprinien
fiber al en- ubelbrebelis Spsoom.